Spring is coming soon and is a perfect time to rediscover and have fun in rearranging your closet. One of the areas that clients always want improve in their homes is the closet, we can’t have enough space, the more the better. Your closet reflects your lifestyle and the seasons in the form of shirts, jackets, dresses, shoes, belts and so forth. In the past the closet was a traditionally rigid and unorganized storage space which was used to accumulate clothes and a variety of miscellaneous stuff. Now new closet concepts and custom walk-in closets are flexible in their composition so that they are able to accommodate the taste and needs of each person's personality and lifestyle. These closets come with a variety of internal organization systems that can help you to organize that corner of your life. Just like fashion, these closets are in constant evolution, continually changing to meet your daily needs. With a variety of choices in innovative applications, beautiful exterior finishes and flexible internal systems, these closets give you total freedom. Also what I like is that you can choose how to arrange your closet internally, with horizontal or vertical elements of varying heights and widths, sliding drawers, shelves, hooks, and even internal lighting that smoothly illuminates when you need it. Whether you prefer to arrange your clothing by color or season, these closets allow you to hang and rearrange the various elements as you please. For those who want a more technical closet in their bedroom, there is a more modern version which implements some of the latest technology. These stylish closets are designed with the option to insert a flat screen on the door panel and preset cable openings create a passageway to the electrical outlet. These closets represent an element of function and form that can give your bedroom character, originality and style, making what's in your closet work for you. Posted by Alberto Isoni.
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Friday, February 04, 2011
The book is dead! By Alberto Isoni.
The book and consequently book-shelves are dead! With I Pads, Kindles, Droids and others that means game over? At least that is what some people thought, with the evolution of technology and the assumption that digital tablets and flat screens would take over, leaving no desire for beloved paper books and book-shelves. In contradiction to this thought a new concept in interior design has been taking over recently as a revolution, where the book has become the subject of interior projects big and small. Static wall libraries and outdated wood shelving have been replaced by new and original forms and shapes that possess multi-functionality. No more shelving with single use or dominating wood libraries, the new trend is for wall units that are diverse, versatile and that add a touch of originality, personality and beauty to modern interior spaces. Sometimes the library itself is an element that functions as a divider between different spaces. This is innovative for interiors both residential and commercial. Shelving mimics sculptures; colorful bookcases accent a room, and high-tech details created to add functionality, all working to redefine interior spaces. Even a seemingly simple element such as the shelf becomes important. Floor to ceiling, L or T shaped shelves units can be mounted to the wall individually, or composed in endless configurations. Utilizing a combination of materials such as glass, metal, veneer wood finishes and water base lacquer finishes, these shelves are able to fit into any space. There are endless possibility with wall units and library systems which are adaptable for every need, giving you the freedom and flexibility needed to create a beautiful interior space or composition both functional and pleasing. Posted by Alberto Isoni.
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Wednesday, January 05, 2011
The perception and the mystery of color. By Alberto Isoni.
Red, Yellow, Blue and Fuchsia. Each is an anchor of four different ambiances and with an accent of grey or muted color creates beautiful areas that emanate wellbeing. Colors, according to ancient theories and more recent scientific studies, have a significant influence on our mood and behavior. Trends and personal taste play a mutual role in helping you to decide which tint to choose for walls, floor and furniture, making color selection enjoyable and fun. Red represents energy, passion, and celebration. It symbolizes life and warmth and is a perfect color to stimulate your senses. Red evokes the feeling of contentment that being with friends brings and it exudes the joy of life. Energetic and passionate red can beautifully dominate a room. Combined with a refined accent of a grey or muted color, whether a sofa, armchair or pillow, red is an elegant color for a living area, where you can receive your friends. Yellow is full of strength and communicates cheerful intensity. It has the power to brighten your mood and breathe freshness into a room. Nothing is better than to use this color for decorating a sunny kitchen. Yellow, corresponding with a touch of a muted color can create a minimal sophistication, through the fusion of an accent wall and grey oak finishes. Turquoise, which is a fusion between relaxing blues and greens, favors the physical and psychological wellbeing and becomes an appropriate touch for those corners of the house where you like to relax and stretch out among the things that you love. Juxtaposing turquoise against an aluminum and grey oak madia or wall unit could create an incredibly serene den or other leisure space within your home. Fuchsia, with an exuberant mix of red and tranquil blue, is the new night color, in balance with the joy of life and of relaxation. Posted by Alberto Isoni.
Monday, December 06, 2010
sofas practical and comfortable
One of the important areas of the home to successfully integrate balance and harmony and excellent design is the livingroom as one of the focal points of the house; and these sofas and sectionals are an excellent choice for those looking for options, flexibility and lasting beauty. To accommodate any room size or shape, these sofas are available as a single or modular unit which can be combined to form configurations ranging from an L-shaped to U-shaped arrangement. The structures of these sofas are made with quality materials such as a wood or metal frame and polyurethane mix with feather cushions, which give the sofas comfort, longevity and stability, and making them ecologically sensible. Beyond the modular flexibility, these sofas which include comfort and beauty, can add style and joy to your home. Posted by Alberto Isoni.
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sectionals,
sofas
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Feeling like a VIP
Experiencing the feeling of the VIP that you are. For the person who likes to have their media-entertainment dedicated area in their homes, there are pleasing innovative solutions. These systems can hold a giant screen and their surface space can hold components like a htdv,dvd, tevo, receiver or other elements. Their clean profiles will lighten up the atmosphere of your room. Compact and minimal, this media units creates a mess-free atmosphere by allocating cables to the appropriate compartment. The solutions are plenty; you can incorporate a screen in the bedroom just behind a panel of a sleek closet, so you can relax while you watch your favorite program or movie. If you want to have a specific room or incorporate the media center into the living room, you have choices which are aesthetically pleasing since some are fixed to the wall and some are free standing or in a rotating mode. At SavyStudio we can help you design the entertainment center area in your home with beautiful pieces of furniture well designed and functional that will blend seamlessly with the rest of your interior. Posted by Alberto Isoni.
Thursday, September 02, 2010
How to recognize modern furniture good quality?
Is this product good quality?" and "How can I tell?" are common questions asked of modern furniture. In the past centuries everything was handmade by skillful artisans, which was considered to be a definite sign of quality. After the industrial revolution it was said that only the products made pre-industrial revolution were of good quality and they would last a lifetime. Later at the beginning of the 20th century anything older than 100 years was considered an "antique". If a piece was less then 100 years it was just simply old.
The 50's, 60's and 70's brought new and innovative materials, such as veneer, to the furniture scene. During these three decades, pieces such as the Eames chair and the Castiglioni Arco Lamp were among the new products. Pieces like these endured much criticism because they were not made of solid wood or cast metal, which were some of the only materials considered to last and be a worthy investment. Some of these very same products are now sold as authentic collectible pieces because of their quality! What an irony.
Now, in the 21st century, new and innovative products are introduced and some people are recycling the criticisms of the 50's, 60's and 70's. However, it still remains that the three most important characteristics of furniture are design, innovation and quality. How can you recognize the quality of a product? Just like in the past, you can detect the quality of a product from the angles, corners, details and seamless finishes. Also, the mixing of more than one material, such as veneer, metal or glass or fabric or leather requires more skillful workmanship thus displays the quality of the product.
At SavyStudio we take the issue of quality very seriously and make sure that what is offer to their clients is always of a consistent quality. Most of their chosen products are certified by internationally recognized organizations such as CISQ and the ICILA which only certify products of the highest safety and quality. Posted by Alberto Isoni.
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Modern Tables
Saturday, May 08, 2010
Milan International Design Fair
It’s spring and as every year this time around the “Fiera Internazionale del Mobile” started. The expectations are high eventhough everybody is conscious about the economic situation, but nevertheless the general design spirit that flows is contagious and gently spreads around the entire city of Milan and the nearby. With many events mixing creativity and design, culture and lifestyle, inspiring both companies and individual to present their point of view and interpretations, and at the same time enjoying it.
Posted by SavyStudio
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